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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

Money to loan on real state or ohattll
security. e. 81. VAN ANTWERP,
Abstract Office,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

ANAsAL1NJECTOR free with eacl
bottle of Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy, Price
30 cents. Sold by DR.. Vanderhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

sHILoH'S CURE will Immediately re-
lieve Group. Whooping Cough and Bron-
chItis. Sold by DR.. V%anderhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

A Rare Chance-About to move in
my new residence l offer my present
home and about 40 acres Of city property
for sale or rent, O5t. LIST.
w. B. VALENTINE.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20
Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOIIOE is hereby given that the partner.
" ship heretofore existing between the un.
dersigned, under the firm name OF "Pedersoc
Brot ers.' is this day dissolved. The under.
signed Ole Peterson, hav ,ng purchased the
entire interest of kasmus Peterson. wi ! carry
on the business in his own name, and willsettle
all claims against said Lrm and collect all
accounts due to the same.
OLE Peterson,
RASMU5 PEDGhSON.
Yankton, Dakota, September 8, 1887.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20
Regular Communication

Regular Communication.
ST. Johns Lodge A. f. & A. M. at tho
hall at 8 O'Clock this evening. A full
attendance OF active members is request.
ed ss business Of Importance is to be
transacted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20
The finest Misses and Chill
dren's spring heel shoes at
JACOB MAX & SON,
Cheap Rates to CHICAGO and Return.

The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
90. will sell cheap excursion tickets to
Chicago aud return during September
and October, on account OF the Chicago
Exposition, which will continue from
September 7th to October 22nd, and TO,
the International Military Encampment,
beginning October 1st and lasting until
October 10th. For information relative
to dates when tickets will be sold, rates
etc., apply to agents Chicago & North
western Railway.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

THE REV. GEO. III. THAYER Of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both mypelf and
wife owe our lives TO SHIL0HB CON
SUMPTION CURE. Sold by lDr. Van-
derhuie.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

eth s Pearl st. Will give hour lessons at
reasonable terms. Orders left at Bruce's
store on Third st. Please leave nam
and address, and / will call on parties.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

Mrs. r. T. Sullivan. teacher of music.
Resldence. at Mrs. VAnAutwerp. Cor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

when BAby vAi sidk, we gave her cas.oriA
whAa shs ws . Child. she cried for Csxtoria,
wlsn shs became hisa. she chung to CastosA.
whsa sAs had Children. she gave them caltssls,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

The boss screen doors at the st. Oroix
Lumber eompany's yard.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

Rubber stsmps in any style at the
Press and Dakotsisn office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

Latest and best styles of
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's slippers ever shown in
Yankt0n at
g MAX & SON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20
Proposals for TRUCK House.

Proposals for Truck House..
PROPOSALS will be received until seven
= O'Clock .. N. on Sept. ~, 1881, for the build
ing of the city truck house according to plans
aud specifications, which can be seen at office
of city clerk. A sufficient bond will be re-
CURED of contractor for the faithful perform
hnce of the work.
The committee reserve the right to reject any.
or all bids. Mp. GILMAN,
Chairman Building Com.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20
Notice..

NOtlC6s
OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER.
Yankion. Dr. Sept. 7th, 1887
PROPOSALS will be received ut the
- otsce of the city clerk until Monday, the
s6th day of september 1887, at o'clock p. IN.
frsnt of lots /, z, 5, A, 5. Q, 2. & and y, block So.
'''Yankton." Lots /. Z, 3 and4. block z, Wetmore
and Stewards addition. Lots /, 2, 5, 4, 8, 81
and 8. block 5, Wetmore & Stewards addition.
Lots Z, 8 and 9. Mobiles addition adjoining block
Al, Central Yankton. Lot 10. BLOCK A. Lots 8
and 10. block AZ. Lots 8 and 10, block 46, Gem
trail Y Rnkton, in conformity with plans and
specifications on file in the office of the clerk.
The MAYOR and council reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. TOM STEWART,
Street Commissioner.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

NOR SALE-One twenty horse power boiler
Il and engine all in good order. Gail on or
address KARR d RIOHEY Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-20

nor SAL.E-The Scandinavian hotel. inolud-
Il ing barn and lot. situated near Third street
on Pine street, lower tank ton, on easy terms.
CIV ROBERTS.
Real Estate Agent, Third street. Yankton
Dakota, I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-03

In the Century for October General slo'
cum, writing ef Shermsa's march to the
sea, psyn this handsome tribute to mar
who has long occupied coed dVal Of the
public s:t0ntion:
regretted that had cent the message
to General Shesman asarring him l need
ed no help. and ia " the necessity Of givinS
him information q. oEce Rs to the G.tua.
ton. This information WAS carried to
General Sherman by young man, not
then twenty years OF age, bu. who IVES
full Of energy and activity, and was always
reliable. He Has then the youngest mem
bar Of my s.aA. He is nov Governor OF
Ohio-Joaepa D. Foraker. His work on
this day occurred hia promotion to the
rank OF Csp:a!u.
The yourS soldier CT the six!ies 10 row
as no wss tlnn-:uli Of ensrgy sad sc!iv.
ity, and always reliable. 70 these quail
tiea he has adlsi Learning Gnd experience
in public affairs. No stentu to-day ono OF
the fiaes! iisuscs il ou. public sIa!ra, and
the future OF this yoIug, energetic and al.
ways reliable man nay be almost aay.
thing that shall DO honorable to him and
useful to The public.
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tiorliuutn OHIO.

Gov. Gordon, oil Gsorais, was brought
to Ohio BY the Democratic manase.s, pre-
nunabiy to naks votes foE their nominees
He waS ittsh from tie toaIfll field o!
MAcon, flesh i:cm c:o,e contact With the
ono .emuipiag Ms1lyt to tho Lest Cause.
He had !;s.eaed to taas remarkable epeech
Of Gon. jackson, and rs had wafed the
echosa with gone JeG.. Dav!s.sloriiy:ug OF
hin own.
Gov. Gordon hsa tho eli! which ena.
bles mea 10 Talk tilent!y, to pain. csp.i.
va:ing word pictures 10 tickle the car.
But Gs l: Ku-k!uE statesman and a par.
ticipa:or i'll tho Macon Ledge OF Sorrow
he VEG sbout tho last man to take into tho
loyal State Of Oaio In the hope that he
Cuu!d mako "0tes fer the Democratic
ticket.
He made snhstautially the came epecc:l
wherever he went. and he wss kept busy
defending binaeli and pleading TO-. gree!
"lst.up" mcyemont i'll the North. He
waited better feeling between the usc.
tiuus. Hs wanted tho South let alone,
ard he would Assure On era Of good feel.
ing.
lie wanted something in tee nature oil
en- ssEeemon. 70 r:cp talking about the
auppreesed v5to OF the South, but he did
once permit EimseIi 10 be betrayed into
promising that thcro shoGld be IN cad Of
supp,esaing tha. veto.
Wiahins veil TO tho Republican ticket
in Ohio, tina ISTELLlGEgcEH Ia sigd tlos
Gov. Gordon made it convenient 10 do
sorne stunpinz in that State. His tou,
haa done coed. lthes opened somo oyee,
and We think /. haa changed aone votes.
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.spread Of the English Lnnrunre.

4 President Elliot, Of Harvard, in q lee
ture bsiore the Unitarian club Of Boston.
eaid: We may islrly ej,ice, too, with
our friends [some visiting EngGshmen] in
tho rapid cpread Of the English language
over the world. had q little evidence
Of thai. In Switzerland. I eat down to
dinner one stormy night In q Swias inn
with sixteen people. Six different nation
alities were represented by theso nix.een
people, aud the only language that they
could all speak was Eugliah. One may
travel now, as have juat travelled,
through Southern Spain, through north.
ern Alrics, through Greece and CONTAIN.
tinoplc, aud back by Vienna snd tho
moro usual routes, with nothing but Eng.
linh. do not mean to Gay that you may
not occasionally feel tho need Of some
French words; bat you can travel com
fortsbly through all Of these countrie!
with no language but English. That, an
sure, could not have been paid twonty
fvo years ago. The spread OF the languag,
within that time for purposes Of commerce
Is most noticeable, as Ia also tho increRgst
knowledge Of tho language aud literature
among educated people on tho continen
of Enrops. al ~ a. - '-gr... ages.7I
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California, April IL, rejected two pro.
posed amendments TO itB State ConGtitu.
lion and ratified ono relating 10 tho char.
ters Of cities. ~ 81 X. i
Delaware, November /, voted upon a
proposition 10 call convention 10 revise
i:s State Couatitution. 3,'i,;l
lows, November s, elects Governor and
other State officers and Legislature.
Kentucky, August l, elected Democratic
Governor and other, State officers and
Legislature, and rejected q proposition to
hold convention 10 IeY!ao tho Copstitu.
ton OF tho Slate. Ias.
Iouiaiauo, November s, elects q Repro.
sentative in Congress- from tho Sixth Dia.
trlct. sg
Maryland, November s. elects Governor
and other State officers and Legislature,
and decides when q convention ehall be
hold to rsvlse the State Constitution.
Massachusetts, November s, elects Gov
eruor and other Slate officers and Legis
ture. gis
Michigan, April A. elected two Rspubli
can Justices OF the Supreme Court ant
two Regents OF the State Univerai!y ant
rejected two proposed amendments to IL
State Constitution, that providing fol
prohibition by vote oil l78,4SS yeas Il
1871, 420 nays.
Nebraska, Novembe. s, elects Supreme
Judge and two Regents Of tho State Uni
verify.
New Jersey, November s. elects tia Lag
islature. . a
New York, November s, elects Secretari
Of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Engineer and Surveyor
nins Juatice0 oil the Suprems Court, thu
Senate and Assembly, and the Representa-
tive il Congress from tho Nineteenth ant
| Twenty. Dietricto.
| Ohio, November s, elects Governor and
other State oGicsrs ard Legislature.
| Oregon, November S, ro!ea upon throt
PROPOSED amendments 10 ia State ccnsti
tuition, onsoi which prohibits theealoof IN
toxicatiDg liquors, ons relates to the sala
| ries Of Judges, and the third chapgen tht
time OF the State elac!iouB from JuEo tc
November.
PennsylYanis, November S, elects rreas
u!er and Judge OF the Supreme Court.
| Rhode Island, April o.. elected Demo
cratic Governor and other 6tste o!licelf
and q Republican Legislature, and rejected
Ia woman's suffrage amendment TO the
State constitution. November s, will cleo!
q Representative in Cors,eas from The
Second District.
Tennessee, September 70, rejected pro.
posed psohib;tcry amendmsnsto its State
Constitution by S vote OF ll7,5O4 ysas to
liz. 297 nays.
| Texss, AugEst 4, rtjectad six proposed
smandnente TO its ststo Constitution, tba.
providing icr prohibition by vote Of $780,
27S yeas to 21l ,G21 nays.
Virginia November S, elects it, LsgiSla-
turs.
Wiscorcia. April g. reelected Demo.
cratic Associate Justica Of its Supreme
Court without oppoait!Un.
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:SJe and Natural Gaa,

Bill Nye photographed from Pittsburgh t.
the New YORK Hor'd the following charac
.eristic letter:
l came here last evening to compete
under the auspices oi,he Pittsburgh Press.
Club and MRIquia Of Qleausberry rules
10 kind Of natural gas tournament.
do not hrag or b0est. bu: strikes me thsi
held 'ny own for sixty minutsH.
Gas hcIo epringg spontaneously irog
tbs husom OF the cartA and immediately
! proceeds to take chaego OF the heating
lighting and manufacturing business. i
Is clean, smells better than tho plscs,
where tho streets hayo been torn up OF
Fifth Avenue this summer, and burns
readily Shen properly encouraged,
Pittsburgh is busy place. II 10 located
81 tho point where the Allegheny and Nc,
no12shela rivers fork. Nature has done
much for Pittsburgh. Shs placed her il,
one OF tho buaiedt places and then gave
her natural gss. The gas can DO conduct
ed into room by means Of pipss; aud by
All automatic arrangement recently per.
lectcd, will, at any hour designated on NJ
alarm clock, enter your room, scratch &
match on its trouaera and light your fire
go that you need not get up till the room,
ie warm.
Itcooks evenly, end, assis.sd by IN in.
teiligence Office, vii! do glnost anything
bat voto. like natural scs. Artificial Of
Assumed goa does not p!easA ne; bat the
gas that bubbiea ont CT tho bosom
Of tho earth and Just simply asks
whore it can get lob ID TnG. We have
been looking for.
Artificial gas ia auperfcial. 1t likes to
look we'll ic company and Eoem brillicu!
aud attractive in eocsty, bu. it is lalee a,
heart. It likes to eeem refined and zen.
tlemGnly and poishSa aud sincaIe, but
risn nad assert yourself and blow i. cut
and $50 how quick it will taia ycr: lie.
Look tho Other way ten minntea ard sec
no v soon it will alp down iuto you. cellar
AID toy With JoUr meter.
But natural gGscomea Oh. OF the ground,
epi'a au ito hands and asks whore there Ia
anything 10 do. 1t .hen proceeds to do II,
The young men Of America will DO well to
emulate the natural aud untalUtsl gas Of
Pittsburgh. Do no. geek tc shine too
much By night or attract attention by or.
gari4ing HAa leak by day. Give less at.
tertion TO the matter Of adequate ce,yicc
au,; you will do we'll. Givn Hour beat an
teHvors to tho promotion OF your employ.
e.h' intercotu, no mRttpr WHIST your salGry
may be, breathe Through your nosa, l.oI.
up and p:ess onward. .EiLL Nrk.
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Glre Qtlt'elllig|e,1lty:c!lej' !:
WHEELING, W. VA, NOVEMBER 3. 1887


The Supreme Conrt Of tho United
States has met public expectation. In.
telllgcn. laymeu and lawyers not retained
on the Anarchist side hayo been unable 10
geo my reason Tor tho interference Of
the Supreme Court. The proceedings
in the Slate court were regular,
the trial was fair and no question
waa raised involving point Of
constitutional law. l! there had been
any ground whatever for it, the wri. would
have been granted, for tho Supreme Court
would not make Itself party to tho murder
OF Eeven inen. lie
No chance Is LEI. the condemned and
esntenced murlerera except pardon.
This chance 10 too elm for them to fAsten
a hope to. The Governor Of Illinois has
the intelligence to know that thers WAS no
flaw in the proceedings which, have
brought to the Ga!lows the assass'ns Of the
brave officers who fell in the discharge o!
their duty. Ualess ne mistake the man
Governu. O1lssby has also the courage tc
ls. the law taxa It's cou,ee. He Ia an ole
and good soldier, and he will not be in
timidatsd by tho thsoa.a Of vengeance.
Il is ISL to think OK the death OF men OF
tho scsFo.d. Il wRn sad 10 know tina,
men in The discharge Of duty had beer
butchc5ad in tho streets OF Chicago for nc
graysr oGosso than coEsen.ius 10 pro!ec
tho liyeu and prcpsr!y Of tie humblss! il
that great city. We may pity the mus
,tere1D, bu! we must not forge! the muir
dcrea. Nor mus. it DO f,rzotten that the
men who ore to DO hanged were part o. q
vss. conspiracy to rsvolutiontz, this lane
with dynamite. Taey made their OWE
beda; SO must they lie. 1t is right Gnt
Just and OF gnad omen.
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tllcy were to vote but this did not atop
them, as q convenient byatander In the
pay OF the ring quickly refreshed thsir
memory, in the presence Of tho police,
who only amiled and wfnkod q! the whole
proceeding. MI
Hero Ia the way Democrat boss In the
Ninth ward interrogated Q colored voter
before be got 10 tho window. After got.
tinr-his name and residence no asked
"Hays you any Witnesses to prove that
you are John Smith ?" mo, mir" "Then
Il will cost 81 cents to put tho oath ia
you" The man, not having tho money
was roughly pushed Into the street and
told not to make his appearance at the
polls again. In tho respectable wards up
Town, where the colored psoplo are very
numerous, they experience no trouble Ii
voting. i'St !
These arc soma OF the old Democratic
methods, with some new "kinks" evolved
by the genius OF tho men who vote thu
Baltimore grave yards. 4,
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LhlrEsO lfltalk.
Tho Albany Journal calls attention 70
the fact That rot q EiDgle Democratic paper
in the country haH diaapprovcd the inIa.
muu1utse!aucca Of C!cYelsnd'B ex. Minister
10 Mexico that tha dsy Of final triumph 10,
tho eeccHson csuaa will come, and tha.
"ia that ttiumphai prOcSSinn abraham Lin,
to!n sha!! no. more as The ,ishtH Prtsideni,
but JcbsrSn Narid The 50 cniicd traiioy iennier
Of tie % called los. Causc:" or tho tguglIy
ini8moug declaration at tho dedication Of
Lsa's monument, TIM! tho namo Of Lea
Ehoula ride dawn the yoarn aldo by old 0
with that Of Washington rs "the twin rob.
ella Of tho South" Moro dsloyal worfs
than theEe have no. been spoken since tn
cirBo Of Tho .sar, aud yet 20. Democratic
paper can be found loyal enough Ia dc
nounco ,hn,n. Even q Democratic preps.
dent wR5 yesterdaY talking pls.,udea 10
tho inen who epp!ardcd theao infamous
u.tu7eEccu about tho beGuticn Of eect;ona
l,armony. So long u ouch thibga can
happen tEcro Cen bn no harmony between
pstfiolic mon nnd those Who aro engaged
In them. Union MOI: can mover lc. tho
1eclional Issue rc0t when they are iau0.cd
and insulted In thig manner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU
-, -, ABLE REAL ESTATE on TIE NATIONAL
In the cl'cui. cour: oil Ohio County, ". Va.

80 NNA ~ J
iiaed cause on the 7th dag Of OoioSer. n Isl.
Inc undersigned special Commissioners viii, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 90, 1857.
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. n, SILL at nnh,,o srn.
tlon, at the front door OF the Cou;t Hnnse al 0hin
county, West Virginia, the tract OF land Of which
!hs iate Il. Is. Carter died seized, itoniinr On
~ NJ HnGo'a' IoSd and lying on the west and east
IMGl OF land containing l4l acres and as marches,
VIZ DO offered nrst as a whole; and then In lou,
; n a PARCEL. VI; FirstA small ra.cel front.
tery IA ana aG inS along Mt. Calvary Gene
TfsCohaIIhn wet parcel OF tR!d tract Also front.
iug on ihe pike, containing about IS acres and il
p,hss SH MsSinS upon Il the house bats aud
VIII aiao DO oLic,cd tose:her. Third@Ths midIle
pa!cel o. said tract containing is sc,cs and IS
pole4, and reached from KSid road br a Isne ~
s HIeh sv, hee,,nR pn's snd MI Calvary Cemetery
Inns tact will also be Q tlased in connection with
the Wo parcels before named, FOur:hNThc cs,;
mice. OF said tract, containing 81 ac,e;, 5 roods
Whec!uss o Tsrt y,nS .mmsia,ely In HE rear q
.rtntl by u roEo Between the psrk Nrd femn,sry
NE parcel and the la't nsuei parcel Of Is sons
Rau - nolss VIII aso be o:lered iose!bes The Isl
ad Oh in e esb, o itGpa, and s. oe has sesa
nn2Fe thIeetousths TO ltule shove six ac,as. and
WIS phtce, VIII he offered In lots also
r,naa es WI! 20 mazda III manner III which tho most
can 9e rea!lnd Flats showing the AZ.
az above arc on file with the papers IN The casc,
hMo Gan be teen NJ the tIlice OF Inc untnrJsnI
special commissioners W '''' unoe'Sis''N
TERMS OF SALE-Qnr..h,r1 ot e. ....,.
money, or as much more thereof as iSe rpscha,er
my eIoSt 10 pay. In cash and tho bsispr" to bs
M xN n .wo equal install laeuis, payable in ouesud
Win rsrso ,so% SSs Of ale Win INTEREST nO;G
m,e 10 be retained until full rayncSt ot iIe pur
'~' ANonoI' I. J.HuGUs
D. 3, DOVESER,
VIZ u,,,r , Special Commissioners.
sborc eH'.y That bond has hccn given by tho
y! Jaw and The decree in the above eusi,cd csusS
oo,s JOHN ". MtN'HELI,
W.. GlcIE t,!ccuit Court Ohio County.
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Died.

ULElCE-Cn wednesday mnrliuy, November 2
1887, at y O'Clock, RoREGr ULEltII. OF Manbst
TN, kaosas. blOhAr " DE-. u Y. Ulrlch, In the
59th year OF hIs Ege. H..
Funeral services At 7iS 9aia strsst, Thursday at s
i. H.; thence the remains Will be taken 70 the
B. 4 o. depot to be conveyed to his home.
BuRKLE-on To-day morning, November l.
1tS7. at $3.50 q clock. CHglsrIAS BuAKLE, Id
the Gtat year Of his eye.
Funeral ifon hl' Jnts residence, No. 1913 Mnrke,
street, on Thuraiay afternoon d! o'clock
Friends Of tho family Invited. Interment OF
Peninsula Cemetery.
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WHEELING IL ELM GROVE II. r.
w tn mil alter Monday, Or,Ob,r M. Iya7
trains on tho Wheeling 4 E!tn uiOYu Aalllond Nil
rnn ~ i0OTS: " -
Leave feeling:
Ma0 mn, 7:cl II m, . n m. go M no n in. lgf
p IN, hA NJ. 7;c0p III. $50 pm. ''''"'
Arrive a! Wheeling rnrk:
G:u' IN, f:jh y IN 0:IS n IN. 80 IN, Y:O5 n II,
no. m, b;ti y u. 7:a5 p IN, O'S5 pm. :"
Ln1vc Wheeling Park:
G:lO ~. 7it5 NJ, 1000 a m 1870 y III, 2;SO n IN,
4:D m. 0aO pm, 800 IN, 1000 pm
huIveAt Wheeling:
C:lb am K:90a III. 10 M IN, 1905 y 10, 8:OS u In,
aa' m, dHi p m. B:@ y n, 1880 p m.
HOHbAfR-iGEve, hOc city At H:Oa ri, and rlu,
every lOllr uni Vd0pm Leave WhrGlng I'nti
nj o:nA ~, and iuu ,vcrI hour until 10 y in, OK
Cett tho church trnIn, which viii leave tho Park
0CD d. HlNBCu. supt.
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How many persons arc aware that the
kidnoys arc On intricate network Of deli.
cato membranes which act like q fine seive,
flterlng tho poisonous matters from tho
blood. kidney diseaaen ariau from this
poisonous deposit, and how kaaklue, The
new .quinine, counteracts and expels II
aud go prevents these terrible and common
ailments, ia very Interestingly shown by
al examination OF tho manikin at Logan
& Co.'a Drug Store, BridgscornUr, Whool
ing, W. Va. Thoss who miss seeing this
wonder will do themselves an injustice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-03
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How baltimore wua 5ynho Democratic

The correspondent Of the Now YORK
World genda Tho following from baltimore:
Tho Reform Lesgue has III iB poseesaion
enough evidence from the election to Gcnd
A. lenss a dozen men to tho pcnison'isry.
This leaders Of thu league also pr0leHs In
kuoy that over 5000 fraudulent votea
were Gao. for Latrcbe by repeateiu. In
many lns.ances tho repeatern we're 30 L.
no1ant or stupid that they went to tho
window forgetting tho names upon which
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-03

CAN'T SLEEP Nights is tho complaint Of
thousands aI6eria. from Ae.hma, Con.
sumption. Coughs, ctc. Did you evsr try
Arksrs Ereliah Rsmedy2 1t is tho hes.
preparation known for MI Lung TroubleB,
sold on positive guarantee at l0:., 15c.
Logan d Co., Q. r. Goeize, Chaa. Menke.
miller, Il. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. !, l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-03
Duchlcn's Arnicu saly.

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Hores, tst!er, chnpped hands, chilblsine,
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Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisiaction,
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box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.